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@fedorov I added this import such that we can import
IDCClient
directly, instead of importingindex
and then accessing it viaindex.IDCClient
. I see this got removed, is this because we have any rule that prevents adding such imports on the package level or did it just got lost in the process? I prefer this way as it simplifies importing a lot and enhances ux in my opinion but I'm open for counter-arguments ;)Some of the errors are related to the now missing import, so I wait for your reply before fixing them.
Thx for looking into this!!
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The linter doesn't like the unused import... I push a workaround, let me know what you think ;)
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Indeed, I just accepted the corrections that we proposed by the linter/ruff. Looks good to me!